The Four-Times-A-Day Dropper Routine, Shown On Camera

This one is method only. Two drops, four times a day, around the nail with the dropper or a cotton swab - performed at a kitchen table so you can see how little space and time it takes.

The four applications are spaced across the waking day rather than doubled up. That spacing is the whole point of the routine as the label describes it, and it is the part people quietly skip.

A cotton swab is the cleaner option for anyone who does not want oil on their fingers. The dropper is faster. Neither changes the amount: two drops.

The routine assumes consistency over weeks, not a single application. That is also how the 60-day money-back window on the official checkout lines up with the product.

Filmed in one take at a table so nothing is edited out. The clock in the corner runs through all four applications, which land roughly three to four hours apart across a normal day rather than back to back. The dropper is shown at the start so you can see how much a single draw lifts, which is what decides whether four applications feels like a chore or takes ten seconds.